Tractor restoration is a competitive sport and the “Super Bowl” of the competition is the 2009 Delo Tractor Competition by Chevron. The event will take place during the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis with 12 competitors.
Since 1995, the Delo Tractor Restoration Competition has rewarded the determination, mechanical skills and business savvy of high school aged FFA members from around the country. Through the restoration of an antique tractor, participants develop skills applicable to the modern business world. The skills needed for success in the program – equipment maintenance, teamwork, project management, budgeting, planning and marketing – help develop the participants into future leaders in the agriculture community.
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Social media will play a major role at the 2009 Delo Tractor Restoration Competition. The event will be supported through a number of social media channels, including YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Regular video updates will be placed on the event’s YouTube channel. The Delo Tractor Restoration Competition Facebook page will be used to post status updates, pictures and video. Finally, Twitter will also be used to provide a regular stream of updates and will be the first place the results will be announced outside of the awards banquette. For those who can’t attend the event, these social media channels are the next best thing. To access Delo Tractor Restoration Competition updates online, go to:
YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/TRCAdmin
Twitter: http://twitter.com/delotrc
Facebook Fan Page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Delo-Tractor-Restoration-Competition/141932364292

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